The state is cracking down on repeat toll violators.
Under a new regulation, the DMV can now suspend a driver's registration for skipping out on paying three or more toll violations within a five-year period.
Commercial vehicle drivers who don't pay $200 or more in tolls within in a five year period will also be subject to the crackdown.
Vehicle owners can request a hearing to fight a registration suspension.
Governor Cuomo says he encourages New Yorkers to sign up for E-ZPass.
Last year, Cuomo introduced a proposal to go after toll violators as part of a plan to have open-road, cashless tolling across all bridges and tunnels by the end of this year.